certified child of god and mythical creature sidney crosby...
Q: Have you ever looked at someone or been with someone who has the qualities of a champion?
A: I’ve been very lucky, Andy introduced me to Sid - Sidney Crosby - at a very young age. He was my favourite player growing up, and I get to learn a lot from him, just his professionalism, his competitive drive, something I can relate to very well, just someone who gives the most to his craft every day. The number one thing you really want from someone is trying to get better every single day and never be complacent. And I think that’s definitely someone I look up to and I still do… Even today at our Cwench camp, he’s 37, he’s on the ice longer than everybody. He doesn’t have to be, he’s won everything, he’s done everything. It’s inspiration. It’s a cool thing to be around for everyone in this camp. At a young age I started skating with him, I think I was 16, he just practiced differently from everything I’ve ever seen, trained a little differently, just so much fire and compete, but also he has a great time doing it. Definitely lucky I got to experience that.
Q: There’s one little detail about you guys getting to Tampa for that Game 6 and you showed up and your room number was 87. You kind of talk about that, why 87, what that’s important.
A: We come to these Vail camps every year and Cogs and Sid are really tight. So Cogs said he’s our mythical creature, something like that. It was so funny. Anyone who knows Sid, he’s got this aura about him. He’s one of the best ever. So I think it was like 8787, was my room number. It was awesome. I showed Cogs the little envelope, I’m like, check this out.
Q: I religiously watch those training camps of you and Crosby, and you were saying if there’s one are you can get better and learn from is those corner battles with him. How have those corner battles been going over the years? Have you been making some-
A: Not much progress. He’s about this high off the ice, and his legs are this big, I’m trying to get at him. It’s tough. But it’s great. We’re pretty different players, we’re pretty different areas of needs of the ice as well, so it’s fun working with someone who’s a lot different. I get a lot of tips from him on that.
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